Can you wash camelbak backpack

Option 2: Not ideal. Can reduce the life of the pack and can be hard on the reflective materials. Some machines are pretty safe, some with a "delicate" setting are not so delicate! Account Log in. Cart 0. Option 1: Preferred Summary: Hand wash in lukewarm water with scent free detergent using the following steps: Fill a sink or bucket with lukewarm water. Add " Scent Free " detergent. This is more for you than the hydration pack. If there is mold in the hose, then disinfect as above, and then do the following:.

As with the hose, it can be tricky to fully dry the bite valve after each use, making it susceptible to mold build up. To clean a Camelbak bite valve do the following:. If all else fails and the mold has truly taken over your hydration world, you may need to consider getting a new bladder or perhaps just replacing whichever component is beyond repair:.

This full featured 3 litre reservoir has a new quick link system for the hose attachment and also integrated dryer arms that fold out easily to increase airflow when hanging it out to dry.

This is the component that is most likely to need replacing due to mold infestation. See above for tips on how to remove the hose. Search Cool of the Wild Start typing Get eco-smart! Camelbak also have cleaning tablets that work just as well, but it will get expensive if you are using these regularly.

Lift the bladder up high and squeeze the valve to let some of the water run right through the hose. Then close the lid and leave the solution to soak for 30 minutes or so. Empty the bladder and rinse it thoroughly with hot water and mild soap, then hang dry for a few days before putting it in the freezer.

As above, squeeze the valve to let the water run right through the hose, then leave the bladder to soak over night. As per teasel, put it in an old large pillow case and comes out like new. No worries, been doing a north face pack for years, then waterproof. Only wish I could do the same for my stinky helmet…. This topic has 18 replies, 18 voices, and was last updated 8 years ago by uselesshippy. Viewing 19 posts - 1 through 19 of 19 total. Posted 8 years ago.

Aye, I frequently wash my M. E with no adverse effects… Posted 8 years ago. I need to do mine as well.